When you look at a breathtaking mountain landscape, what do you see first? Some people immediately spot the shape of a majestic eagle soaring through the sky, while others are drawn to a sturdy goat making its way up the ridges. The fascinating part? The image you see might reveal more about how your brain is wired than you think. Whether you see the goat or the eagle, your perception taps into deeper aspects of how your brain processes visual information.
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